id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
commonwealth-180	Vike, James E.	Party Identification, Voter Attitudes, and Voter Behavior in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, 1980–2012: Real Difference or Election Law Mirage?	2018	11	.pdf	application/pdf	3599	154	37	New Jersey, on the other hand, features a modified closed primary system, where affiliated voters may only vote in their party primary but unaffiliated voters are free to choose in which primary they wish to participate.1 This difference in election participation policies has allowed 43% of New Jersey voters to register as unaffiliated without relin- quishing their option to participate in primary elections. The elevated tendency of New Jersey voters to register as unaffili- ated is less of a marker of greater independent orientations and more of an election law mirage that furthers a myth of mounting citizen independence from partisan affiliations.	cache/commonwealth-180.pdf	txt/commonwealth-180.txt